The Administrative Services Department is responsible for the management of the procurement process, protection of the town’s physical assets and related support services for citizens and city operations.
By focusing on disease prevention, health promotion, and effective healthcare delivery, the health department contributes significantly to the overall health and quality of life in the town.
The municipal court serves as the local judicial system for handling various legal matters within the community, to administer justice and uphold the law at a local level.
By focusing on enhancing the quality of life through accessible and appealing public spaces, the parks and public property department contributes to the overall well-being and livability of the community.
It plays a crucial role in managing the financial aspects related to employee compensation and benefits. Its primary function is to ensure accurate and timely payment of salaries, wages, and other forms of compensation to town employees.
By considering the impact of development on the community’s aesthetics, infrastructure, and quality of life, the department contributes to the town’s overall growth and sustainability. It aims to strike a balance between economic progress and preserving the character, environment, and livability of the town.
The public works department in a town is responsible for maintaining and improving the infrastructure necessary for the community’s daily functions. It oversees the maintenance and repair of roads, sidewalks, and traffic signals to ensure safe and efficient travel throughout the town, and handles the collection and disposal of garbage and recyclables.
The recreation department in a town serves as a hub for fostering community engagement, health, and well-being. Its primary function is to provide a wide range of recreational activities, programs, and facilities for residents of all ages.
By implementing rent control measures, the department aims to create stability and affordability in the housing market, allowing residents to have secure and sustainable living arrangements. Through its efforts, the rent control department seeks to strike a balance between the interests of landlords and the needs of tenants, ultimately fostering a more equitable and inclusive community.
By addressing the specific concerns of older adults, the department aims to enrich their lives, promote active aging, and ensure that seniors feel valued, supported, and included in the fabric of the town’s community.
By efficiently collecting taxes, the department helps finance essential services such as schools, roads, public safety, and healthcare, contributing to the overall development and well-being of the town.
The Town of West New York, NJ
428-60th Street
West New York, NJ, 07093
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